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Monday, November 17, 2025

Sergio Leymarie, the sole attendee at a Coral Gables BID resident roundtable, speaks across a conference table with city economic development director Belkys Perez and consulting staff.

Only one resident showed up — But his message may shape Coral Gables’ new BID

NEWS

Architectural rendering of the proposed 760 Ponce de Leon Boulevard project, showing a multi-story Mediterranean-influenced building that is part of a coordinated redevelopment requiring multiple land-use approvals.

Commission to weigh N. Gables redevelopment plan, historic appeal and new ethics rules

November 14, 2025

Wide grassy field at Blue Road Park in Coral Gables, with large shade trees and a parked vehicle beneath them, the site at the center of a recent discussion over the city’s park-naming process.

Board pushes back after mayor bypasses park-naming rules

November 13, 2025

Fred Couceyro, the city’s community recreation director, and members of Carl Enis’s family, including his brother Edward, unveiled a plaque renaming the park and telling the story of Enis and his fellow soldiers November 11.

Coral Gables honors fallen airman with Old Cutler Park renaming

November 13, 2025

OPINION

Illustration of a conference room with a single occupied chair and several empty seats, representing low community participation in Coral Gables’ discussions over a potential Business Improvement District.

EDITORIAL: Coral Gables cannot build a BID without the community

November 14, 2025

Close-up views of three weathered limestone columns at Coral Gables City Hall, each showing cracks and surface decay that highlight growing structural instability.

UGUCCIONI: Why restoring Coral Gables City Hall matters now more than ever

November 10, 2025

A digital illustration shows a Coral Gables residential street with arching oak trees and homes in the background, featuring manholes marked with $45K and $68K price tags to symbolize projected homeowner costs for the septic-to-sewer conversion.

EDITORIAL: Planning by sticker shock — Sewer Plan needs a financial roadmap

November 6, 2025

ARTS & LEISURE

Illustrated poster for Titanic: The Musical showing the ship’s bow and smokestacks, advertising the University of Miami production opening Friday, November 14.

‘Titanic: The Musical’ sets sail at UM

November 13, 2025

Dancers partially wrapped in white strands of fabric against a black background, featured in the contemporary dance piece Five Fingers, Six Strings.

Dance and devotion: Powerful performances to light up Sanctuary of the Arts

November 13, 2025

Promotional image for the Miami Sousa Band’s Salute to Veterans Patriotic Concert, featuring the event title over a waving American flag with a banner noting “Free – Open to the Public.”

Miami Sousa Band to fill Coral Gables with patriotic spirit

November 13, 2025

BETTER BEGINS HERE

Woman sitting at a laptop, using an online platform to plan or schedule a mammogram appointment.

Mammograms: The Experts Share Their Thoughts

October 19, 2025

Healthcare provider pointing to a live ultrasound scan on a monitor while examining a patient’s arm with a handheld transducer.

‘My New Stethoscope’ — How Ultrasounds are Used for Sports Injuries

October 19, 2025

Woman reading a nutrition label on a food package in a grocery store aisle, evaluating product ingredients and health information.

Breaking Down Nutrition: Labels, Trends & What Actually Matters

September 19, 2025